He only had access to insignificant, low-level characters.

Even if they had inside information, they wouldn't be so eager to cooperate with him.

Su Shikun was a well-dressed and wealthy young man with considerable wealth; it was worth squeezing some money out of him.

If we can convince him to be one of our own, that would be even better.

This was the conclusion Qin Yi reached after discussing it with the leader in charge.

Su Wan and Qin Yi looked at each other without saying a word, but they both understood what the other was thinking.

Upon hearing Qin Yi's words, Han Hongmei felt as if she had seen a savior. She excitedly stood up and launched into a tirade against Su Chengde: "I told you, if we give this money, maybe Xiao Kun's matter can be settled."

The three remained silent, and Han Hongmei listened attentively to what she wanted to hear.

If you don't want to hear it, filter it out yourself.

After the matter was settled, the two left the Su family. Qin Yi then met with the relevant person in charge to discuss the case and track the whereabouts of the money for future investigation.

Su Chengde went out and transferred money to the account given to him by Su Shikun.

Qin Yi stopped the car at the market entrance and carefully unbuckled Su Wan's seatbelt.

"I'll pick you up tonight."

Su Wan paused as she opened the door, thinking about how Qin Yi had been busy with things for her family. Actually, he didn't have to do all that.

She slowly raised her head, her face cold: "Don't force yourself. If he insists on courting death, then let him be."

You can't reason with a damned ghost; he's determined to die, and no amount of persuasion will change that.

Qin Yi's voice was deep: "Wanwan, are you feeling sorry for me?"

Does it hurt your heart?

Perhaps so.

After all, he was doing these thankless tasks for his own sake.

The reason why Su Chengde and Han Hongmei insisted on bringing about this marriage is now revealed.

Having spent time with him, she knew that his expression at that moment actually revealed his cunning and scheming nature.

With a playful expression: "I'm afraid you'll exhaust yourself and won't have time to think about anything else..."